Core Viewpoint - The development of aviation in Tibet has transformed from basic manual operations to advanced smart air traffic control systems, significantly enhancing safety and efficiency in high-altitude operations [1][3][4]. Infrastructure Development - The new air traffic control tower at Lhasa Gonggar International Airport is the tallest and largest high-altitude airport tower in China, equipped with cutting-edge technology for communication, navigation, monitoring, and meteorology [1]. - The airport network in Tibet has evolved to a "1 main and 7 branches" layout, facilitating economic development and cultural exchange [1]. Technological Advancements - The air traffic control capabilities in Tibet have progressed from manual observation to automated systems, allowing for real-time tracking and monitoring of aircraft, which enhances safety and operational efficiency [3]. - The introduction of automated monitoring systems and advanced communication technologies has enabled air traffic controllers to maintain comprehensive situational awareness [3]. Meteorological Improvements - Initially, weather data relied on manual observations, limiting operations to daytime flights; however, advancements in meteorological technology have led to automated data collection and real-time weather forecasting [4]. - The establishment of a modern meteorological system has eliminated the constraints of adverse weather on flight operations, allowing for increased flight frequency and the transition from limited operations to becoming a high-altitude hub [4].